Bill Clinton, chief executive of U.S. Government, a division of MCI-WorldCom, praised Monday’s merger as “an excellent move.”
I’ll be… they even predicted the “sovereign citizen” movement!
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bartolomeo@suppo.fi 9 months ago
Microsoft-Activision-Blizzard always reminds me of this:
theonion.com/just-six-corporations-remain-1819564…
Keep in mind that article is from 1998. Prescient as always, the Onion really is America’s Finest News Source™.
Bill Clinton, chief executive of U.S. Government, a division of MCI-WorldCom, praised Monday’s merger as “an excellent move.”
I’ll be… they even predicted the “sovereign citizen” movement!
Bill Clinton, chief executive of U.S. Government, a division of MCI-WorldCom, praised Monday’s merger as “an excellent move.”’
LMAO
Taco Bell won the franchise wars
The Onion always tells factual stories. They’re just stories from the future.
nicetriangle@kbin.social 9 months ago
There's a book called The Media Monopoly that details how all of the media companies in the world have consolidated to just a handful of mega corps and the book had to be republished 5 times since the 80s because every few years the number keeps shrinking dramatically. The author later released a brand new book called The New Media Monopoly which is essentially the 7th edition of the original book and at this point we're in a fucked up late stage version of the problem he originally detailed.
Maggoty@lemmy.world 9 months ago
Then there’s the entire idea of Corporations. They used to be limited to government issued charters. Now they’re independent shield entities for rich people with human rights.